Please give me answers in 5min I will give you like sure EXPERIMENT 19: Freezing Point DepressionsDATA SHEET 1- INDIVIDUAL DATA% (m/m)Glycerin SolutionExperimental Mass of GlycerinExperimental Massof Water30%25%20%than15%Molality(x-axis values on the graph)Note: The 0% is the pure solvent and is not included on the graph.9.00 7.55 6.04 4.51 3.02 0.00A TABLA21.00 22.59 24.75 2553 27.22 30.023.610%STO0%Auno

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EXPERIMENT 19: Freezing Point Depressions DATA SHEET 1- INDIVIDUAL DATA % (m/m) Glycerin Solution Experimental Mass of Glycerin Experimental Mass of Water 30% 25% 20% Molality (x-axis values on the graph) Note: The 0% is the pure solvent and is not included on the graph. 15% M 10% 9.00 7.55 6.04 4.51 3.02 0.00 21.00 22.59 24.75 2553 27.22 30.02 3.6 0%

EXPERIMENT 19: Freezing Point Depressions DATA SHEET 1- INDIVIDUAL DATA % (m/m) Glycerin Solution Experimental Mass of Glycerin Experimental Mass of Water 30% 25% 20% Molality (x-axis values on the graph) Note: The 0% is the pure solvent and is not included on the graph. 15% M 10% 9.00 7.55 6.04 4.51 3.02 0.00 21.00 22.59 24.75 2553 27.22 30.02 3.6 0%

General, Organic, and Biological Chemistry

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Chapter8: Solutions

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Problem 8.9EP: A solution is made by dissolving 34.0 g of NaCl in 100 g of H2O at 0C. Based on the data in Table...

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